What You'll Get
Choose from Three Options
- $27 for 18 holes of mini golf and farm admission for six ($60 value)
- $20 for 18 holes of mini golf and farm admission for four ($40 value)
- $12 for 18 holes of mini golf and farm admission for two ($20 value)
Play through 18 holes on a new farm-themed miniature-golf course before heading to the farm to pet animals, enjoy the play areas, picnic, and shop the gift store located inside the old barn. Each group also receives feed for distributing to the animals. The mini golf course is lighted, which means it stays open as late as 10 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. See the full schedule and other course information here.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Aug 31, 2014. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 2 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Subject to weather conditions. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Q&A with Milton and Janie Corley, Owners of Christian Way Farm, LLC
Tell us about your business.
Christian Way Farm was established to provide a family friendly place to enjoy the experience of a farm and a visit to the country. From picnics to a relaxing afternoon on the front porch of the barn, feeding animals, playing in a corn truck, or now playing through a farm-themed miniature golf course, the farm is intended to be a place to enjoy the outdoors, participate in farm activities and feel the goodness of God—in all that He has created for us to enjoy.
What makes your business stand out?
The farm is gorgeous and has been maintained to keep the natural look. The store is in a barn. The tractors are older. Visitors can touch the animals. They can use the antique equipment. The setting is authentic farm but maintained to accommodate the public.
What inspired you to start this business?
In 1999, Milt was managing a large orchard and we decided he should quit
his job there to move our family to Hopkinsville and build a house on the
exact location of his grandfather's home on the family farm. Our goal was to begin with a pumpkin patch, but at the time that's all we knew. In the years since our first crop of pumpkins, we have built our business with the idea that planting seeds is important. We knew that we were going to invite people to the farm and without "preaching" to share the love of Christ with everyone who comes here. We wanted an agri-tourism experience that made a safe fun place for families to come, but we wanted that atmosphere to be one that means our customers walk away knowing they have been cared for in the best possible way. Planting a seed—that will bring a harvest of good experiences.
What is the best reaction you’ve ever gotten from a customer?
On a regular basis we hear, "Can we just move here? Can we just live with you all here?" And on a temporary basis, some move in with us for a while. We often hear from soldiers who said, "I can just really decompress here," and from families where a spouse is about to deploy, "We just wanted to enjoy a good family day together before he leaves."
What’s your favorite part about your job?
All of it. Living on the farm, raising [our] family while doing this, and meeting thousands of people.
Business Basics
Established: 2000
Handicap Accessible: Yes
Staff Size: 2–10 people
Parking: Parking lot
Reservations/Appointments: Not necessary
Most popular offering: Miniature golf, feeding farm animals, and pumpkin patch
Pro Tip: We are located in the country so allow time to travel to here and allow plenty of time to visit.